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Northeast Scotland’s shift to wind

As the drilling for North Sea oil is dying out, Scotland has found a new alternative to energy production: wind power. Wind turbines were...

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Lithium Mining in South America – a Blessing or a Curse?

The threat of climate change has led many corporations and countries to look to more sustainable sources of energy. As countries try to...

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The Problem of E-Waste

What are the environmental costs of current consumer trends, behaviours and purchasing decisions? The ever-growing environmental...

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Interviews • Long Read • Views: 148

Interview with Mr Paul Bayley

Mr Paul Bayley has been at Eton for 34 years, appointed a few years ago as Head of the Buildings Department. Mr Bayley led the team to be...

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Moving Away from Conventional Nuclear Reactors

Nuclear power is one of the most divisive topics you can encounter today: it is labelled by some as the future of low-carbon electricity...

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Film and Book Reviews • Long Read • Views: 71

Seaspiracy: a Review

‘Seaspiracy’, a documentary directed by Ali Tabrizi, provoked deep thought and controversy amongst all its viewers. Both an insightful...

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An introduction to carbon sequestration

Much of the approach to combatting climate change has been about reducing emissions. However, this is not always entirely possible, for...

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Exploring the Indo-Australian Archipelago

Abstract Indonesia has the third largest tract of tropical rainforest in the world, enveloping 17,500 islands in the Malay Archipelago, in...

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Comparing two cases of deforestation in Indonesia

Abstract The impending destruction of South East Asia’s tropical rainforests will impact one of the most biodiverse areas in the world,...

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Lorentz National Park

Abstract  Indonesia has the third largest tract of tropical rainforest in the world, swathing 17,500 islands in the Malay Archipelago...

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